Thanks for stopping by, man. I'm flattered by your appreciation. The last sentence is a kind of colloquialism, perhaps, in which the husband assumes that he is not willing to continue with such games and warns his wife that she can choose between adjusting to that reality or leaving and abandoning the relationship. Something close to that sums up the last sentence.
Thanks for stopping by, man. I'm flattered by your appreciation. The last sentence is a kind of colloquialism, perhaps, in which the husband assumes that he is not willing to continue with such games and warns his wife that she can choose between adjusting to that reality or leaving and abandoning the relationship. Something close to that sums up the last sentence.
Like "You decide"?
Exactly!